Sentence examples for separations of from inspiring English sources

"Regina" questions separations of high art and popular culture.

"There have been too many artificial separations of institutions that are already working together".

We have separations of powers, and some of the other enumerated powers that prevent the government from becoming our ruler.

Her folk-rock strummers and countryish waltzes are full of lonely travels and painful separations, of forebodings and sad memories.

But independent Cyprus began with de facto separations of institutions and municipal governments.

Separations of particles are also important in both industry and research.

Impressive separations of metal ions can be achieved by manipulating the hydrochloric acid concentration.

The deal would come after a rash of similar separations of auditing and consulting units at other firms.

They also say the constitution fails to enshrine significant separations of powers within the government.

The systems allow recyclers to process thousands of bottles an hour and to produce very precise separations of the different kinds of plastic resins used in bottle manufacturing.

It totally smites the horror, the division, the hatreds, the separations of apartheid but it does so in a way that is benign and creative and humanising.